Most of us, if we’re part of a church, are focused on the growth of that church. I’ve become increasingly convinced that we need to continue focusing on our individual churches, while also developing a concern for something much bigger.
“In all the years I’ve played football I have never heard anything like it,” said Washington Redskins linebacker Ryan Kerrigan.
To take Old Testament passages related to Israel and her enemies and apply them directly to football is bad hermeneutics and poor leadership.
I found this short video below from John Piper as a good reminder… This doesn’t just apply to pastors. It is just as important for the sports minister, sports pastor, or sports ministry director to communicate the vision.
J.T. Barrett lay on the ground in obvious pain, suffering from a fractured ankle in the fourth quarter.
As I met with a Sports Minister in the Charlotte area recently, I was struck by the story he told and the picture it conveyed…
In this short 2 minute video clip, Bob Schindler answers this question.
Evangelism is an event! Do you agree? …For a different perspective take a look at this one minute video from CSO.
When we think of idol worship, we may think more about golden calves than professional athletes. If you do, take 90 seconds and watch this thought provoking video.
A while back, I wrote a blog entry for ChurchCrunch.com. “Being in ministry for five years, I’ve heard the term “excellence in ministry” thrown around frequently…